SIX NATIONS — Santee Smith’s acclaimed production showing the devastating impacts of residential schools in Canada has brought in 6 nominations for the 2020 Dora…
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council held the General Council meeting on Tuesday evening and addressed several local issues. Cleaning facilities…
SIX NATIONS — The Woodland Cultural Centre and the “Save the Evidence” campaign are currently taking part in a contest during the month of June…
TORONTO – imagineNATIVE, the world’s largest presenter of Indigenous-made screen content, announced the appointment of Naomi Johnson as Executive Director, following the planned exit of…
OHSWEKEN — Three new positive coronavirus cases were confirmed on Six Nations last week bringing the overall total of the pandemic to 14. Six Nations…
OHSWEKEN — In his weekly update, Six Nations Elected Chief Mark Hill said the Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council passed a motion…
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Public Health officials are asking members of the community to do their part in protecting everybody’s health by keeping track of…
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Police were advised of a vehicle collision at Fifth Line and Onondaga Road on Sunday. Six Nations Police say prior to…
OHSWEKEN — A group of Six Nations residents appealed to Elected Council via a Zoom call during Tuesday’s General Council meeting, frustrated with the amount…
SIX NATIONS — Police are investigating after an altercation on Sunday morning left two people stabbed. Police say at 9:30 a.m on Sunday May 31,…
SIX NATIONS — A Six Nations man is now recovering after being viciously attacked by a dog while walking down Sixth Line. On Saturday, Daylan…
Eagle Place Community Association and Parks and Recreation announced last week that construction is about to begin on the new Tutela Park Splash Pad. Last…
SIX NATIONS — On Monday 18 May 2020 Police responded to a traffic complaint at the community COVID 19 checkpoint located at Highway 54 and…
SIX NATIONS — The Kawenni:io/Gaweniyo Private School, one of two full Haudenosaunee immersion language schools on Six Nations, has been trying to provide their students…
By Teresa Wright, The Canadian Press OTTAWA — Indigenous health authorities that service Western Canadian First Nations say they are experiencing problems accessing enough medical…